Does this iron have automatic shut off?
7313
The "auto-off " safety device turns the iron off if left unused for 30 seconds in the horizontal position or 15minutes in the upright position This is the manual.http://www.frontgate.com/wcsstore/images/Frontgate/moreinfo/59059.pdf
7314
The automatic shut-off refers to the heat in the iron itself but has nothing to do with the water in the tank that has a separate control. The iron might cool off but the steam will be ready to be used use The pressure of the steam is controllable also.
7315
Yes. It automatically shuts off if set horizontal for 15 seconds without movement. To bypass auto shut-off just set upright when not in use. If it sets in it's cradle longer than 30 min. It will shut off. I just got mine and it is wonderful! I am a sewer and I wanted an iron that would not shut off when I am in the middle of up and down sewing...when I tested the auto shut-off after 15 seconds, all I had to do was give it a nudge and it came right back on. Hope this helps with your question.
7316
No. I think that is because to produce steam and operate properly, it needs to remain on. Automatic shut off, for me would be annoying aas the iron would have to heat up again and I would have to wait for the proper temperature for the steam. Hope this helps.
628869
Nancy, it does not have auto shut off. But it is still a great curling iron!
942240
It does not shut off automatically-it can be on all day. I would NOT recommend a gravity feed iron. I had a nightmare of a time with it spitting brown stuff all over the fabric every time I used it. I tried everything and now have given up. I am now using the professional model Rowenta.
92024
Yes, it has an auto-off feature. Not sure how long it stays on but it automatically shuts off if left unused within 5 minutes.
337395
No, it does not have auto shutoff. The power cord is really long - about 9 foot. Much longer than I've seen with other flat irons. And it swivels at the base, so it doesn't get twisted up or caught on things.
1914539
I have owned several and don't think it has automatic shut off...but remains the best for the money I have ever owned...only problem is Pouring Spout handles...have broken two...and replacements are not available.
43315
I LOVE my iron...I've had no problems with it, I always override the auto shut-off, and the steam stays on without keeping my finger on the button. I use it constantly and love it!
1962449
Yes, it turns off automatically. I have had this for almost a year and like it.
1621253
Sorry, don't know. I don't multi-task when I iron, so have never encountered an auto turn off. Also can't find my manual to see if it mentions that feature.
1330393
I do not think it has automatic shut off. I never leave it on more than the normal use.
942239
I have this iron, when I have it on, it will stay on as long as I need it. It has never shut off while I was using it. Hope this helps.
46643
No, it has no automatic shut off. For that matter, there is no "On and Off" switch. The electrical plug is the only means of turn-off. I have several sets of rollers dating as far back as the 70's and up until present....no auto switch.
165484
No, it does not have auto shutoff. My wife killed her battery twice forgetting to unplug it. The heat is pressure activated.
1592580
It does not have steam or auto shutoff. I use mine for seam setting when piecing quilt blocks. Love it, is lightweight and easy to use.
150658
No auto shut-off but draws very little power when not in operation. I leave mine on all the time.
255657
It does have an off button. It is on the round control knob. You just turn the control knob counter clockwise so that the red "off" lines up with the notch on the iron.
1225713
No there is no automatic shut off. The best you can do is set the timer so that you can turn it off when it reaches temperature. It does heat up pretty quickly though.